Wood Coffee Table
by
Carol Becker
(IC: homeowner)
5 Materials
$35
5 Days
Easy
I wanted a sturdy coffee table for my living room that looked nice enough that it didn’t look like I made it myself. I started with basic wood from Home Depot and cut it into 7 even pieces sized to fit onto a large board that was essentially lacquered plywood.
I sanded them with rough sandpaper, then painted them with wood stain.
I painted two coats of wood stain and lightly sanded between each coat.
Next, I used wood glue and clamps to attach each plank to my wood base.
I let it dry for 24 hours, then screwed each plank into place From the underside.
Then I measured placement for the hairpin legs and screwed them into place.
after that I applied two coats of polyurethane and lightly sanded after each coat. I flipped it over and ta-da!
It came out pretty and shiny!
I love it!
And here it is in its new home! What do you think?
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Published April 7th, 2018 4:20 PM
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Hannah Somerville's Crafty Tutorials on Apr 21, 2019
Wow, well done, this looks fab! 👍🏻
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What is the other piece you put on the bottom of wood planks?
What color stain did u use and what made it so shinny
Really liked this, where did you get your legs? They made a nice touch!